4,209 Director, Digital Design Jobs

“Relaxed yet professional company”

Pros:  “The people there are friendly and considerate. They treat their employees with respect. The facilities are generally well-maintained. Flexibility in hours.”

Cons:  “Little chance for full-time promotion. Occasionally too many drab meetings. A lot of interns with only a few getting full-time promotions.” – Full Review

“A Good Agency To Work Through”

Pros:  “Respectful, upbeat agents They offer health insurance Pays quickly”

Cons:  “You'll make less than if you freelance directly with an employer, but that's to be expected” – Full Review

“I still enjoy coming to work each day, after 8 years”

Pros:  “People, culture, environment, Students, Staff”

Cons:  “growing too fast - keeping up with everything now is tough.” – Full Review

“Mixed experience”

Pros:  “- Work/life balance - Good friendly people - Work from home sometimes depending on manager - Good work environment especially compared with similar companies in NYC…”

Cons:  “- No criteria for promotion. - No clear vision for the company. - Every person is trying to stand out in the large corporation. - Very very disorganized and poor…” – Full Review

“Epsilon offers challenging and stimulating work, talented individuals to work with, and great career opportunities.”

Pros:  “Strong company Growth/career opportunities Good benefits Excellent people to work with/team environment”

Cons:  “If you're not invigorated by challenges every day, and a high speed environment then it might not be the place for you; I love it and wouldn't have it any other way.” – Full Review

“good”

Pros:  “great culture. fun environment. good people”

Cons:  “struggling industry with lots of competition” – Full Review

“Exhilarating”

Pros:  “Full of very productive, smart folks that have a wonderful vision.”

Cons:  “Sometimes a self imposed pressure cooker environment can burn out some employees.” – Full Review

“Work hard. Big rewards.”

Pros:  “Constant growth. Opportunities for achievers. Environment pays for performance.”

Cons:  “Competitive. Can be cut-throat. Bristol, CT is not a fun town.” – Full Review